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Emilie Rittershofer

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Emilie Rittershofer
NOT my relative; photo found in "Jessie May's" antique store in Santa Cruz, CA. After some research I discovered that Emilie Rittershofer was the daughter of Charles J. Rittershofer and Albertina Kattenberg, born about 1890 in Washington DC. Married to Richard von Ezdorf about 1914.
Date & Place: in Washington, DC USA
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Emilie Rittershofer
Emilie Rittershofer was born in 1897. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Emilie Rittershofer.
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